Description: Sometimes we spend years living with a person, and we think we know him, until he/she surprises us - whether positively or negatively. One of the best ways to prevent feelings like anger, revenge and hurt is to exercise empathy. In practice, this means being able to put yourself in the other person's place to try to feel what he feels if you were in the same situation as he is. That is, to try objectively and rationally to feel what the other feels in order to try to understand feelings, emotions and reactions. This book is part of the collection "Gymnastics for the Brain," which contains a pioneering method for exercising the mind. It can contribute to the enhancement of the benefits resulting from reading, such as imagination, reasoning, and pattern recognition, among others.
